i am live along highway 1, amanda del castillo yo, abc 7 news. ama: amanda, thank you for that. dan: listening to carlos come into your point, ama, can you imagine having friends and families, and you are calling, hoping they are ok, they are not answering their phone, and you're waiting? agonizing. again, we know seven people have been killed in this tragedy in half moon bay. a short time ago, our reporter j.r. stone spoke with a woman who was parked next to the man taken into custody by police there that was on kelly avenue. listen to what she had to save your she was literally in the car right next to the man. listen to what she said. >> he got out of the car, and initially, he was taken down to the ground. j.r.: was anyone else in the area, anyone who was working in the area? >> there was a photographer, other than that, there was not anyone. everyone has been told to go inside and shelter-in-place, so a lot of people were not out. j.r.: katie, we were talking a little while -- i >> he seemed calm and quiet. he did not really react much when he was taken down. it all happene

amanda: we are being wall of wind. if you want to take a few steps closer, it looks like on the seashore but that is on the case. it would be impossible to see the river behind me, especially as it continues to rise. you can imagine the danger for drivers on the roads and residents living nearby. monitoring creeks and the river. fields remained underwater and parts of the county. they encountered this scene over the afternoon. >> i think we'll forget how dangerous this river could be. amanda: a population of 600 plus. authorities are worried about this part of the river. >> concerns are for anyon does not consider the evacuation warnings. we have concerns for those flood waters reaching areas we are not expecting. amanda: a resident says that her and her family went to stay. >> we we think the house is high enough off the ground. amanda: conditions are constantly changing. >> it depends on where you're at but there are floodwaters within a lot of the fields. it depends on where it is at. amanda: message boards warned d

amanda: it is where we found jimena. she left this message, addressing what she calls the shocking living conditions for farmworkers that are only now coming to light. >> we know they open their eyes for everybody here in the country, and in california, to see what is happening, how they live. amanda: concerns that have caught the attention of many, including local and state leaders. more recently, san mateo county supervisor ray muller visited the shooting scenes on thursday. >> horrible, horrific, deplorable conditions. we saw basically what looked like sheds, storage containers that people were living in. no insulation, no running water. nowhere you would ever want to prepare food. amanda: confirming the county will have to read tag every unit. the farm's team telling abc 7 news eight families looked on the property, adding that workers are still not back and the farm is currently not in operation. >> it shows we are out here try to make cap -- trying to make a living and some are still struggling. amanda: the communi

amanda: it is where we found jimena. she left this message, addressing what she calls the shocking living conditions for farmworkers that are only now coming to light. >> we know they open their eyes for everybody here in the country, and in california, to see what is happening, how they live. amanda: concerns that have caught the attention of many, including local and state leaders. more recently, san mateo county supervisor ray muller visited the shooting scenes on thursday. >> horrible, horrific, deplorable conditions. we saw basically what looked like sheds, storage containers that people were living in. no insulation, no running water. nowhere you would ever want to prepare food. amanda: confirming the county will have to read tag every unit. the farm's team telling abc 7 news eight families looked on the property, adding that workers are still not back and the farm is currently not in operation. >> it shows we are out here try to make cap -- trying to make a living and some are still struggling. amanda: the communi

amanda: a population of 600 plus. authorities are worried about this part of the river. >> concerns are for anyon does not consider the evacuation warnings. we have concerns for those flood waters reaching areas we are not expecting. amanda: a resident says that her and her family went to stay. >> we we think the house is high enough off the ground. amanda: conditions are constantly changing. >> it depends on where you're at but there are floodwaters within a lot of the fields. it depends on where it is at. amanda: message boards warned drivers of several closures. there was a sizable set up with calfire posting and alert that possible floodwaters could cut off areas with slides impacting highway one near big sur. mpox between the salinas valley and the peninsula remain a concern. highway one leading into the valley and highway 68. the power of the rising water should not be underestimated. >> it could dip at times and this will not occur at the same time. amanda: officials say that potential for flood activity is exp

amanda: i'm amanda del castillo , abc 7 news. liz: the attack of paul pelosi is now public.t was no need to keep it secret because it was played in court. as our report reports, the release of the evidence likely have a major impact of the suspect. >> video allegedly attacking paul pelosi attacking for all to see, including potential jurors. >> when you look at the brazen nature of this attack in front of an officer, that is devastating evidence for people to see over and over again. tara stephen clark is a legal : analyst and former prosecutor, who says the release of this video will certainly have an impact on his trial. >> neither the defense team or the prosecutors wanted this released because it greatly affects his opportunity to get a fair trial. terra: bodycam video shows him arriving at the home the night of the attack, capturing the moment where he allegedly attacked pelosi with a hammer. >> i think the defense may move to change venue outside of san francisco, because every san franciscan that sees this will have a difficult time coming into court and giving him a

we don't have amanda now. i want to back to you that the president has been notified of the shooting in half moon bay. i believe -- we will get to gloria in a s there was a tweet that he has been briefed by the homeland security advisor on the mass shooting in san mateo, california. he has asked law enforcement to provide assistance to local authorities. as more details become available, the president will be updated. dan: and will no doubt make a statement. let's go to gloria rodriguez at the mountain mushroom farm, state highway 92. gloria: this is near the spanish town shops. i want to show you that they are starting to let the workers here leave the property. i did try to chat with a few of them, but they are not talking to the media. they are starting to let people leave. we know they had workers out here behind this crime tape for several hours. many of them were sitting back, they had talked to investigators, and now they are starting to let some of them go home. we saw a sheriff leaving here not long a

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amanda? amanda: we are standing outside of rice trucking, just over my right shoulder appeared when we arrive, they were family members frantically calling other family members, trying to get any information that they possibly could come a lot of them with tears in their eyes. in speaking with them, i asked what they were looking for, what they had heard, and they said they are looking for their uncle who work at this mushroom farm just on the road from me. we have seen sheriff's cars coming in and out of this road right here. that family member told me their uncle has worked there for decades at the mushroom all they know is that they got a call in the afternoon, someone telling them something awful happened at the scene. they have been trying their uncle for about an hour now, have not been able to get in touch with him. obviously very concerned about what that might signal for that family. they say that the mushroom farm where their uncle worked at is very much buried behind, off the main

amanda: i am amanda del castillo, abc7news. liz: let's get a check outside, are you into gaming? your thing. lisa: just the niners. we are checking out the view, which is nice and clear from our east bay hills. the wind chill factor makes it feel like 27 santa rosa and napa. temperatures could drop to the upper 20's with a freeze warning for interior valleys. liz: kyle shanahan brings out the old film, looking back on the greats from the past who played the niners and cowboys. played the niners and cowboys. larry beil will have i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liv

in san jose, amanda del castillo. dan: next to the peninsula, a stretch of highway one in pacifica is back open tonight. a rockslide sent a boulder tumbling on the roadway earlier today. this video was shared, up close video next to me right there. you can see how big that rock really is clogging the road. southbound lanes were blocked several hours. chp called for heavy equipment to be block -- broaden to remove that giant boulder. ama: from rock slides to mudslides to pavement giving way, no doubt this atmospheric river has taken a toll on our roads and now we know how much. there have been more than 500 landslides statewide since december 30, according to the california geological survey. in blue, there has been a cluster of landslides in the bay area. why is california prone to this? geologists say it is because the state is relatively young mountains, which means much of this deep terrain is still in motion and covered with loose rocks and soil that can slide away. dan: while crews were hard at work, a lot of peo

amanda: i'm amanda del castillo you abc7news. , liz: let's get a check outside, what a gorgeous sunriseretty? but it is 35 degrees in center are temperatures in the upper 50's there and many locations at or below freezing. closer to home so with the clear sky, the light winds, it will take a minute to warm up but when it does, he beat a full day on the way. we will talk about how many sunny days and when we warm up coming up. liz: thank you. , 49ers coach sant -- 49er coach kyle shanahan brings out the old film, looking back on the greats from the past who played the niners and cowboys. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. binaxnow ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of

amanda, i'm sorry. censored two of these days. amanda, i'm sorry . just fashion. amanda, i'm sorry.x that'll happen is that we have for you. the next thing they'll be having is with cats on. you could is coats with cats on. you could be on one of those dogs did not work out there you my pussy's name wrong calvin you didn't check us nominee my new best friend greta thunberg thunberg in davos talk to her for about 20 minutes. gave her the opportunity to put point across she had nothing at all to say. look, let's a little look. let's have a look . you seem to be have a look. you seem to be joining the establishment, not fighting anymore . you one of fighting anymore. you one of them , one of who? for the people them, one of who? for the people in the private jets and that he copters flying in here to tell us how to live our lives. yes, because i have many private jets of my own. yes vacuous. absolutely empty, it seems a teleprompter. she has nothing to say you know, she's meeting the elite out influencing policy, but she cannot say anything on tv . and rebecca reid think we tv. and reb

amanda: speaking of bigger.el is a new corporate sponsor expected to take the competition to the next level. >> when you are not -- when you are young you can never think you can do this for a living or have fans that we live in a unique time. amanda: it carries on through sunday for the top eight gamers will battle to be the best in the world. the winner walks away with $75,000. for r.j. on the experience, the longest, competitor in attendance. >> you can become a commentator, a player, you can be backstage manning all of the work and making sure that the players check in. there is a lot of wiggle room to making this a full-time career. amanda: the event is sure to be a smashing success for the city of san jose and the founders who built the competition and brought it to silicon valley. >> a lot of our demographic is younger and tech savvy individuals, coders, people looking to go to school in a certain area. so we definitely are aware that this is probably the best place for us to be situated and norcal has a

amanda, i'm sorry. censored two of these days. amanda, i'm sorry . just fashion. amanda, i'm sorry.x that'll happen is that we have for you. the next thing they'll be having is with cats on. you could is coats with cats on. you could be on one of those dogs did not work out there you my pussy's name wrong calvin you didn't check us nominee my new best friend greta thunberg thunberg in davos talk to her for about 20 minutes. gave her the opportunity to put point across she had nothing at all to say. look, let's a little look. let's have a look . you seem to be have a look. you seem to be joining the establishment, not fighting anymore . you one of fighting anymore. you one of them , one of who? for the people them, one of who? for the people in the private jets and that he copters flying in here to tell us how to live our lives. yes, because i have many private jets of my own. yes vacuous. absolutely empty, it seems a teleprompter. she has nothing to say you know, she's meeting the elite out influencing policy, but she cannot say anything on tv . and rebecca reid think we tv. and reb

go amanda patel that is noises.uperstar .thank the bakery by fabulous superstar . thank you all so much. thank you for your company tonight. i've really enjoyed and of course i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is up next though with their irreverent on the newspaper front pages . thank you for your front pages. thank you for your company. good night. industrial action. train drivers with the rmt and aslef unions will be striking on the first and 3rd of february in a long running overjobs, pay and conditions , the action coincides conditions, the action coincides with 100,000 civil servants walking out from jobs. meanwhile, more than 70,000 university staff , the university university staff, the university and college union will stage the first of 18 days of strike, as well as teachers . the national well as teachers. the national education union for seven days in february and march in a dispute overpay . well, also in dispute overpay. well, also in the news today, the home secretary says the indepen

on that point, amanda, here is the evidence. | amanda, here is the evidence.g easier for americans to look at this today, a report of increase in americans spend more that they erred. 20% of those earning less than $2000 a year. so poor people in america say they spend more than they earned in december, ijumped from 21% last year. so it is getting harder and harder.— harder and harder. that's right in cruessin harder and harder. that's right in guessing that _ harder and harder. that's right in guessing that in _ harder and harder. that's right in guessing that in our— harder and harder. that's right in guessing that in our food - harder and harder. that's right in i guessing that in our food assistance programmes, beginning to see the squeeze on the low income communities. the other piece interesting here is the not only economics but the politics. does it actually help that you have good inflation of us if at the end the day people at home, it is harder to put food on the table. i think it works out exactly as we have been discussing is that every family goe

sentiment is echoed by amanda, homework. sentiment is echoed by amanda. a — homework.day times _ homework. sentiment is echoed by amanda, a sunday times business| amanda, a sunday times business person of the year. she quit as chair of the wru's professional rugby board just over a year ago, frustrated as her own business acumen was openly questioned and how she had heard that another elected wru member had said that women should know their place in the kitchen and stick to the ironing. in a damning speak to the board, amanda said the welsh rugby union had a deep—rooted problem with culture and behaviour and the wide—ranging review into the women's game was beyond disappointing and verged on being insulting towards women. with the six nations for men and women just around the corner, rugby is in the spotlight like never before. the wru says it is committed to equality, diversity and inclusion and progression of female rugby is a key strategic aim. charlotte and others who say they have suffered hope they're coming forward will be a wake—up call for the game. were davie

go amanda patel that is noises.uperstar .thank the bakery by fabulous superstar . thank you all so much. thank you for your company tonight. i've really enjoyed and of course i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is up next though with their irreverent on the newspaper front pages . thank you for your front pages. thank you for your company. good night. good evening. you're with gb news in a moment headlines. but first let's bring you the latest news headline this hour and february , likely to be a month february, likely to be a month of disruption to public services as schools and the rail network, as schools and the rail network, as well as nurses and civil service is all plan to stage industrial action. train drivers with the rmt and aslef unions will be striking on the first and 3rd of february in a long running overjobs, pay and conditions , the action coincides conditions, the action coincides with 100,000 civil servants walking out from jobs. meanwhile, more than 70,000 university staff , the un

amanda del castillo, abc7news. liz: in the east bay, a collapsed blood controllable has residents fearful head of storm. the wall located in the manner neighborhood collapsed behind multiple homes. alameda county public works agency created a barrier with harps and sandbags. residents are concerned about the state of the wall. >> is a fear factor for many of us here of this so-called atmospheric river that is coming our way. amanda: the mayor says he willas after monday' storm passes and residents may be eligible to file the claim with alameda county if they have been affected by the incident. let's take a live look from lake tahoe. 80 is quiet this morning but that is going to change. the city of south lake tahoe is warning people to be prepared for flooding. the concern is this could be a warm storm and dump a couple of inches of rain on top of snow. in martinez, there have been complaints about the air smelling like sulfur. the heavy rainfall overwhelmed storm water retention ponds. they released over 6 million

. >> kron four's amanda hari live for us near there. amanda, what's the status now? >> we're about a mile from mission boulevard here on niles canyon road. everything is still closed off and nobody is breaking past those barricades. so it's been very slow year. but under show you why that's a very good thing right here. you can see there some erosion next to the road. there's water and you can see the roads just becoming in stable here and it could easley. i mean, has it the roads more become very dangerous here, making it difficult for drivers to get by. so this road is closed off as more of this could happen as we see more rain throughout the night and throughout coming storms. we have a lot of debris year from the past storms of the last couple of days. it's been moved off to the side of the road by cruise, but it's still here could blow over. and there's a rock right here. this rock looks a lot like the box we saw falling earlier. we moved away from those because of just the danger of that. but this is just how big those rocks were on the street. that is massive

>> reporter: yes amanda. if we think about some of the things they experienced over the weekend along the peninsula they saw flooding, they some of flights. it was some very scary moments. they were thinking about how to prepare. this morning it is not really raining but it is very windy. it is cold. i have several layers on it still. it is a little bit chilly. i want to show you the underpass that you mentioned. this is on old county road and holly street. it is looking different compared to what it looked like earlier in the week. i am not sure we can take a look at some of the video again. the flooding was pretty bad. the water was pretty high up there. again, people have been emphasizing chp has been really emphasizing if you see any type of flooding, do not drive-through it. you do not know how high the water can be. residence throughout the bay area have been really preparing. they have been preparing with sandbags. you are about to meet david. he is a san mateo resident. he took us into his backyard an

amanda has to story from capitola village. ♪ capitola village ring true.le fewer people were in town friday night, this was a welcome sight after recent storms tore through oceanside businesses and left others in the dark. >> it feels like whiplash. [laughter] it feels like you cannot catch your breath. amanda: this business owner described badly weeks of bad weather after years of the pandemic. she wants to make a difference so she is raising money for the santa cruz county disaster fund. it has established a home for those who rely on businesses that were hardest hit. >> a lot of the musicians who play here play over there. i feel a sense of responsibility top and provide a venue where people can come. : amanda the overall goal -- get people to come. many feel there is a misconception that the area is shut down. this posted sign reads loud and clear -- capitola village is open. >> we had a business meeting with a lot of owners this morning. that touch base with them and make sure everything is ok. where do we go from here? >> as a business owner, you cou

even still through covid and come up to other people, "hey, amanda: amanda del castillo, abc7news.iz: and the river there were fears flooding could cut off the monterey peninsula and turn it into an island. that has not happened about a neighboring county, the health department says 300,000 gallons of sewage were released onto the river monday. the health department says the sewage had been treated before overflowing into the river. 6:10, what is it looking like? francis: wet, soggy, downpours coming through parts of the san mateo bridge and the east bay. here's a live shot of the 10 retail bridge. we are in a storm level 3 for the next few hours. this strong storm will bring areas -- some areas over an inch of rain and i will let you know what you can expect for your neighborhood. liz: thank you. also ahead, emergency order extended. how santa clara county officials are trying to get additional resources as flooding concerns arise. plus schools adjust to the storms. what some custodians are doing in a prevent water from pouring into classrooms. - life is uncertain. everyday pressu

hari kron. 4 news amanda hari. thank you for that report. we want to check now with kron four's theresa she reports from a nearby highway at half moon bay. and that is where the other shootings took place. >> i'm theresa i am at 21. 25 and that is the address of concord farms. that is also sadly the location of the second crime scene. i'm out on highway one. it's about 20 minutes south and downtown half moon bay. now, this is the entrance of concord farms at down a long path down a long road. you can see that there is a law enforcement down there. there are forensic technicians and there are also 2 fbi agents. and i saw. come here and then go down. no one is talking at this scene as they are processing and trying to gather evidence that will be very important to the prosecution of this case. and also we haven't seen any people come by here. family members have not come by here, but i'm a resident who live nearby said that as she was tremendously saddened by all that has transpired here. we do know that this is a mu

do you agree with amanda that ? the tory party with amanda that? tory party hasn't done enough honour brexit. first of all, happy brexit. first of all, happy brexit. day. done. oh yeah. to all of us. happy brexit to me. brexit i, i look, i'm not one of these people by the way, who says we should get new public holidays for everything. i think we should have this because. it's independence. it's it's our independence. it's funny i think we should funny because i think we should have more public holidays. i don't necessarily think need don't necessarily think we need them it them for this. that party was it was to get everyone back was amazing to get everyone back together celebrate our together and to celebrate our leaving. a good thing. leaving. it was a good thing. i know. it a wonderful night. know. it was a wonderful night. we remember the same we can all remember the same party. we're all the we just remember it's. like when the first on moon too first man landed on the moon too young you. rebecca i didn't young for you. rebecca i didn't vote w

amanda del castillo io talks to people dealing with the mass. amanda: the storm. plenty of work and worry ahead. >> there is no beach left so you worry there is a free shot at whatever is left. look at that. that is heavy stuff. amanda: an early estimate by the county put the damage between $10 million and $15 million. by friday evening officials anticipate that to more than double. capitola village ravaged. the wharf split by high surf and remains closed. part of the sea cliff pier collapsed. ships damaged and at a great distance. >> we used to walk out to the end and look at the pelicans on the ship. now you cannot get anywhere near them. amanda: 21 roads remain closed, including avatos beach drive. residents are just happy to have power restored. sharing their shock at the aftermath. >> this is amazing how bad it looks. >> it is so sad. it is crazy. i don't know if there was any way to prepare for it. >> the waves were 30 feet high, the tide right now is the furthest i have ever seen it out. i have never seen anything like this. amanda: residents question how m

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kron four's amanda hari. >> is live near the scene. and amanda, this was an advisory to evacuate, not an order to evacuate. >> so has anyone left their home yet? >> exactly. just an advisory at this point. we haven't see a lot of people around here. we've tried to go up to some homes. most of them are gated so we can't get into them. but we haven't seen a lot of activity here. we're back on niles canyon road. last hour we spoke to ron paul ameris road, which is right near this. now are about 5 minutes away from where we were. then we saw in mudslides coming down on the street where we are now is where there are crews set up. you know, people are here, but they have their vehicles here ready to go in case there is any major damage here you can see is a bunch of them all set up throughout this area. ready to go at a moment's notice if they need to. we have cones in the back. there's a lot of stuff to deal with any damage we may have on this road right now. it's very wet out here right now. it is raining. the rain is coming down take a lo

amanda, back to you. >> what a mess to make up to. who knows how the building is going to be. >>> we have new video of the santa cruz mountains. trees and power lines were knocked over by wins. that is near scotts valley. authorities closed highway nine. many of the neighborhoods where the powerlines came down are under a shelter in place order. this is because of safety hazards. >> i do not know what is more credible, the sounder the video. a pg nd lineman caught the moment of tree came crashing down in the mountains. this is just some of the danger our cruise face. trees falling onto powerlines, one reason many people in the bay area are losing their power. speaking about a lot of people still in the dark, here is the pg&e outage map. within 93,000 customers are in the dark. that number has been going up all morning long. 53,000 during the southbay along with 19,000 on the peninsula. >>> in the southbay, a live wire has fallen across a busy road. that is where we find justin andrews new york campbell. justin, it looks like traffic i

thank god amanda survived and she, with her husband josh is here today.cheers & applause] i want to thank them both for having the courage to tell their story in a way that will inspire so many individuals and their families to know they are not alone. the consequences of the supreme court's ruling are not only limiting to those who need reproductive care. other basic health care is at risk. consider emma, a 14-year-old who lives in arizona. she manages her chronic arthritis with medications that allow her to go to school and live her life without constant pain. the medications can also cause pregnancy loss. within weeks of the dobbs decision, her pharmacy initially refused to fill her prescription, afraid that they could be prosecuted under the state's radical thoughts. all of these devastating experiences, the direct results of laws designed by extremists, including in states like florida. [cheers & applause] last year, so called leaders at the statehouse here in tallahassee passed a radical abortion band with no exceptions, even for the survivors of cr

amanda: in half moon bay, i am amanda del castillo, abc7.the archbishop of the archdiocese of san francisco gated -- visited both shooting sites yesterday and half moon bay. archbishop corleone plate -- prayed with loved ones of the victims. community members joined in, offering moral and financial support to families. some family members held up pictures and shared emotional words. the archbishop said the service provider some lights during what has been a dark time. >> to see this kind of coming together in love and in unity is, in the midst of this deep darkness, is also a little bit light of hope. liz: friday's service was one of several public vigils held for community members to honor the lives lost in this tragedy. so many people have been asking how they can support the grieving town of half moon bay and those affected. you can consider donating to alas. this nonprofit has been supporting the farmworker community since 2006. it has set up a half moon bay strong fund. go to our website for a link to that, or alsoalasdreams.com. video

you do anything as far as we know, amanda , do anything. so know, amanda, do anything.. i'm it's okay. it's sort. it's unfair. i'm it's okay . that it's sort. it's unfair. i'm it's okay. that didn't stand . daniel okay. that didn't stand. daniel sorry. that is so worth trying. klaus semblance of sense back . i klaus semblance of sense back. i think if it will make , people think if it will make, people feel better. there is nothing with acknowledging the fact that this country benefited a great deal from taking a lot of resources from countries. i want to clarify that coming pub quiz question. how many did the british empire colonised? tell me. 90. a quarter of the whole world. remember those maps when we were kids ten. you know, children together at that time , children together at that time, you and half of the whole world was painted in the you know, the british flag and countries. how do we start to we go to apologise to qatar, to somalia. i mean, i started running a list. my hand got. all these countries that we civil we're supposed to build on and so many of these

amanda? >> and justin, i mean just the damage that we saw to the pier alone shows just how serious and dangerous it is to be in those areas and in the water. please, make those decisions carefully. thanks so much for your reporting. >>> now to the east bay, the oakland area, and entire apartment building was red tagged after a tree came down on top of it. you can see people forced to find shelter after a eucalyptus tree fell across the top of the building there. residents told us they thought something was wrong when they felt shaking. >> i thought it was an earthquake in the lights went out. trees have been falling in the back. like loose branches and all that. that right there, the little trees are falling. >> that was a massive tree and thankfully no one was injured. until the red tag gets a clear, all the people that call this place home are left out and locked out. so the bottom line, frustration follows the flood. now introducing you to one family still just waiting to go home. >>> i ju

amanda? >>> city crews have been working hard to get ready for more rain and potential flooding in the east bay. a pedestrian bridge that is unsafe to use was removed. it's along f street crossing. the bridge was at risk of collapse. they emphasized the priority is safety for anyone crossing the bridge. >> with the impact of the storms we had, to coordinate the remove before potentially the erosion causes the bridge to collapse and take the utility lines out with it. >> the city also says they will need additional funding from the state in order to determine the next steps. >>> the south bay had its fair share of flooding this week. over our series of storms coming through, santa clara county leaders are urging residents to be prepared. they are encouraging people to sign up for the emergency alert and warning season. alertscc.com. that's alertscc.com. it's also available as an app. it will reach users where they are in emergency situations. they include evacuations. there's information about

you do anything as far as we know, amanda , do anything. so know, amanda, do anything.fair. i'm it's okay. it's sort. it's unfair. i'm it's okay . that it's sort. it's unfair. i'm it's okay. that didn't stand . daniel okay. that didn't stand. daniel sorry. that is so worth trying. klaus semblance of sense back . i klaus semblance of sense back. i think if it will make , people think if it will make, people feel better. there is nothing with acknowledging the fact that this country benefited a great deal from taking a lot of resources from countries. i want to clarify that coming pub quiz question. how many did the british empire colonised? tell me. 90. a quarter of the whole world. remember those maps when we were kids ten. you know, children together at that time , children together at that time, you and half of the whole world was painted in the you know, the british flag and countries. how do we start to we go to apologise to qatar, to somalia. i mean, i started running a list. my hand got. all these countries that we civil we're supposed to build on and so many of t

amanda: good news, the hotel has been green tagged. bad news, without power and utilities, there is still a long way until guests can return and visits can resume. >> the restaurants across from us were not as fortunate. a lot of those are red tagged or yellow tagged. it will be a lot of work and time for those businesses to come back. amanda: capitola was not the only area devastated. damage shut down part of the santa cruz were. the world famous cement ship that has been sunk into the sea ground for decades, the majority of the pier that once led up to it, gone. >> the big waves, the king tide, the wind, the rain, everything, it was just a perfect storm. reggie: happening now. some people are still waking up in the dark this morning. things are improving fast in the bay area. you are seeing pg&e's map of current outages. there are 18,000 customers with no power. at the storm's peak, there were more than 100,000 customers without power. pg&e had 3000 technicians in the field yesterday. kumasi: we are learning more about the two-year-o

amanda. >>> let's take a look at our money watch report. online privacy violations and regulars in ireland hit meadow with two fines totaling over $400 million. the company is banned from forcing european users to agree to personalized ads based on their online activity. in a statement, meta said it is disappointed by the decisions and intends to appeal the ruling and fines. >>> more job losses and amazon says it will cut more than 18,000 jobs this year. last year, company believed around 10,000 employees would be laid off, but this comes as cloud computing software company salesforce says it will cut more than 7000 from its workforce. salesforce will be closing some offices. >>> as we were this weather the storm, safety is number one priority. stay indoors for the time being and if you can, and to help us out this morning, joining us be a zoom is from santa rosa fire department. good morning to you and i'm sure you have been busy, so thank you for taking the time to talk to us. what did you see overnight? what kind of rescues -- what are y

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right, amanda, thanks a lot. the red cross offering a helping hand is this series of storms continues to sweep across the bay area. nearly 350 people are right now being cared for an emergency shelters. the red cross points out that all disaster assistance is free. the 2 shelters that are managed or supported by the red cross are listed right here on your screen. one is in sonoma county, the other in santa clara county. sonoma county officials have opened a support center at fort ross to help people impacted by the storms. the center is located in the historic state park in general charging stations for phones and computers and comfort kits will be available. the center is open from 8 in the morning until 5 in the evening. for those who need a place to stay the emergency shelter is open at the ec crafts building at the county fairgrounds. there's enough room for 60 people. >> as the next system moves and people across the bay are tasked with proparing yet again for potential flooding. kron four's gayle ong joinin

live in san francisco, amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. tonight at 9 police in the south bay are investigating a pair of armed robberies at 2 jewelry stores. the first was in milpitas. it happened yesterday afternoon around 2.40. >> at the milpitas mall shopping center on landis avenue. police say one of the suspects shot a gun toward an employee in the store, though no one was hit. police say suspects then ran off and a black four-door survey sedan and a burgundy suv. anyone with information on this is us to contact milpitas police and mountain view. police say they're investigating after 3 armed robbers took over a jewelry store on layton avenue. >> this happened yesterday morning just before noon. investigators say the robbers took money from the cash register and also stole personal belongings from employees and customers. the robbers then left the store and drove off. a witness told police one of the robbers shot at them in a bullet hit their no injuries were reported down. those suspects are still on the >> and we're learning tonight

amanda hari kron, 4 news. yeah, potential for scary and i thank you for that live report as we continue our team coverage tonight. this storm slamming the bay area live. look here at storm tracker. 4 radar all lit up yellows, oranges, reds and greens. and let's going to get a live look out at the bay bridge right now. light lot of wet out there. first. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is going look lawrence karnow is going look at the current conditions there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief.

amanda hari kron, 4 news. thank you, amanda. and here's some things you can do right now to prepare for this storm is amanda said. >> have a go bag ready in case you need to evacuate quickly. that includes food, water, a blanket flashlights with batteries. have your insurance policies handy. the national weather service encourage is taking a picture of each room in your home. also sign up for your county's reverse 9-1-1. service. it's a way that you can be notified of any emergency situation like a mandatory evacuation. for example, to the north bay. now concerns about the impending storm prompted a business to shut down for the day. and the chp issuing a warning that if you don't have to go out, don't for more prone for suisse's. stasio joins us along highway 101 in larkspur. >> where here lars were right next to 101 just before the cut-off to richmond bridge. this area chronically flight cars will go into the water and no go sideways. it's conditions like this that have the chp very concerned as well as businesses that are tak

where are you from >> amanda from connecticut >> jimmy: hey, amanda. [ cheers and applause amanda, there honestly, just walk around. walk around, get food. oh, shots. drink. drink. >> jimmy: oh, you drink. >> drink >> jimmy: i was like, wow, i thought, "vaccine? [ laughter ] i go, okay, you're doing -- you go get shots go get some drinks, get some shots. shots, shots, shots, everybody, shots. what is the worst food someone can eat on a plane >> oh, god, um -- fish oh, fish yeah >> jimmy: yeah, of course. yes, yes >> fish is a good one. >> jimmy: fish is the worst. i would say, yeah. that's pretty obvious, right >> yeah. definitely >> jimmy: what else besides fish >> onions. >> jimmy: onions yeah, if you're smuggling onions to the philippines, yeah all right. guys, i think -- fish. okay that is pretty gross a tuna fish sandwich should not be on the plane. sorry. okay, we have amanda here from connecticut, okay? and if she's at the airport, she has to kill time, she walks around and just finds the place to do shots. [ laughter ] and she does shots, shots, shots, shots, so that she doesn't

amanda hari kron, 4 amanda, thank you. down in san mateo county, caltrans has partially reopened highway 92 near half moon bay eastbound lanes from skyline boulevard. >> polar sea toas2 creek road are now drivable. but crews are still working to repair that sinkhole in the westbound lanes near polar sea toast creek road. no clear estimate. know when this road will fully reopen and just south of mill creek, a mudslide has covered both lanes of state highway one. the gates at paul's slide south of big sur remain closed and crews are responding to a new closure north of lucy. a caltrans is continuing to evaluate that area as well. as for the elephant seal viewing area. that's pretty popular there. 4 miles north of san simeon. it will remain closed. a large slide continues to cover both sides of the roadway restricting access. president joe biden has approved california's request for a disaster declaration paving the way for federal funds to help recovery efforts. the declaration applies to affected individuals in the counties

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. the go fund me account set up for tyree. nichols has passed over 1 million dollars in donations. the page was created just yesterday. it's already on its way to making the goal of 1.2 million dollars. >> another big story tonight. we are in for a cold front across the bay area. coastal areas expected to see frost inland areas could see freezing temperatures in the 20's and 30's members of the community are reminded to protect people, pets, plants and pipes from the cold prom for meteorologists to restrict rig as saying it was already cold. earlier today that it was only could get worse from here. yeah, especially when we started at 6 o'clock hour already in the 40's for most of the bay area. so let's take a look. >> at this freeze warning and frost advisories going to go into effect starting at midnight tonight through 9 o'clock mid morning on monday. so pretty much all of the bay area going to be impacted. temperatures out there right now. as you can see, we're in the mid to upper 40's still even at this 8 o'clock hour. mos

amanda says they are okay. >> they go at the outfit. >> i will tell him, thank you, amanda.omorrow, leave her alone. >> she says i can pull them off. [ laughter ] >> will see you at 7:00. let's check on the weather. i don't think i could wear glasses like that. >> mall, we need to talk to him. cynic i will pull out my glasses tomorrow. i will be more like gail. let's look outside. we have beautiful conditions. you might need sunglasses . we have sunny skies across the bay area over the coming areas. we have 30s and 40s throughout the bay. it will get easy over the coming hours. that was the case over the weekend and yesterday. we are seeing dusty conditions pushing offshore for the coming hours and even into the afternoon. this is the big weather story today. other than that, it is mild. the offshore winds will create left. we have offshore showers and a sparkle of rain along the coast. for the most part, it is dry in the bay area. the daytime highs are around average. day by day, we will warm up a bit more. for example, in santa clara, we are in the mid and low 60s. we have

. >> reporter: yes that is right amanda. it has already been a busy and dramatic first day on capitol hill. the 118th congress is here. they need to select a new speaker of the house. right now there is a lot of uncertainty about how those votes will play out and how long it will take. the vote for the next speaker of the house is expected to take several hours and multiple rounds. this is as republican members are steadfastly opposed to kevin mccarthy's nomination. of walk of the more right-wing freedom caucus members have pledged not to vote for maccarthy. >> this is not personal for some of these members. that is unfortunate. they were not set up here to play out personal grudges and disagreements. they were set here to make changes in the country. that can't happen until we have a speaker. >> reporter: maccarthy has won over some supporters. he met with holdouts monday night in an attempt to win them over as well. >> i think about resolutions and deals all the meget it done. >> reporter: congressman scott perry tweeted t